The Hardest Job, Being a Parent, A Teacher to All
Editorial on parenting as the toughest yet most rewarding role. It traces stages from infancy to teen years, urging parents to model honesty and respect, endure through challenges, and recognize eventual pride in a child grown into an admirable adult. Judi Stufflebeam, Editor.
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Judi Stufflebeam
Marsha Stewart Senior Profile from Albin Iowa
Marsha Stewart born January 31 1950 in Albin Iowa is an 18 year old senior. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Stewart she lists bookkeeping English IV American Government and Office Practice as subjects with Bookkeeping as her favorite. She participates in FHA Scribbier FTA Science Club FB LA Glee Club Annual Staff and planning committee and marching band. Her favorite pastime is being with Jim and walking Donegal Red. Her pet peeve is anyone over five feet tall especially underclassmen. Her highlight in high school includes the senior trip and prom.
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Argo
Jim
Donegal
Senior High Student Portrait and History Class Notes
Carol Stocker of Ottumwa born December 30 1948 with redish brown hair blue eyes. She participates in Girls softball Scribbler FHA and annual staff with sewing and cooking hobbies. In American History she studies farm modernization and figures Luther Burbank and Mark Carleton as pivotal figures. Senior work day details list numerous classmates performing chores around home and community projects.
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Carol Joyce Stocker
Ottumwa
Towa
Dwight Stocker
Bilison
Luther Burbank
Mark Carleton
Ann McDonough
Sylvan
Carol Stocker
Judi Stufflebeam
Joellen Hiatt
Kathy Pullen
Shirley Helmick
Ome
Kenneth Lindley
Charles McAninch
Pile McCannon
Lawrence Daniels
James H. Martin
Rodger Kelley
Sylvan van Dorins
Stephen Sulser
Carl Tarbell
Wayne McDanes
Linda Arnold
Janet Rhee
Glassers
Terry Proctor
Ronnie Sheldon
Sylvan VanDorins
Doug Faber
Don Fetters
Py Rogers
Ronnie Self
Dennis Caster
Nancy Crabtree
Imogene Tisue
Mary Joyce Mullins
Nancy Leffler
Kim Proctor
May Day celebrations across nations and myths
May Day on May 1 marks spring revival in many countries though Americans, influenced by Puritan restrictions, celebrate less. Some cities hold children’s May Day parties while origin theories cite Egypt, India or ancient Druids. Marie Cloyed.
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America
Egypt
India
Marie Cloyed
Ronnie Self High School Portrait Card
Ronnie Self born September 10 1950 in Albia to Mr and Mrs Don Self is 17. Brown hair and brown eyes. In IV welding and woodworking. No favorite subject or teacher noted. Active in basketball FBSA Student Council Science Club FFA and Annual Staff. Pastimes include hunting sleeping and time with Patty. Pet peeve is teachers who think they know it all. Highlights include Jr Sr Prom class trip and graduation.
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Ronnie Self
Albcia
Don Self
Patty
Farmers Embrace New Methods Through Youth Education
Elien Cooper notes that teaching youth new agricultural methods boosts farming progress. Machines, science, and education increasingly shape the modern American farmer, once rooted in tradition yet continually evolving through training and innovative practices.
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Elien Cooper
Track meet at Corydon ends with Moravia first in windy rain
On April 16, Corydon Chariton and Moravia competed in a girls track meet at Corydon. Moravia won with 97 points while Chariton had 49 and Corydon 42, despite rain and gusts. A meet scheduled for Moravia on April 19 with Southeast Warren and Twin Cedars was canceled due to rain.
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Corydon
Chariton
Moravia
Southeast Warren
Twin Cedars
Pat
Joyce
F.B.L.A. Attends Cedar Falls Convention Highlights
Eleven F.B.L.A. members attended the Cedar Falls convention entering Public Speaking Shorthand Creed Oration and Parliamentarian contests. Friday featured a banquet and dance followed by motel stay. Saturday included contests shopping and an awards program before returning home at 4 30 p.m. Debra Walker.
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F.B.L.A
Cedar Fallsing
Debra Walker
New Student Teacher Morris Introduced From Moravia
We the students at M.H.S. introduce Mr. Morris a new student teacher in Physical Education. He attended North east Missouri State College majoring in Physical Education. He chose Moravia for its small school feel with a strong PE department and convenience near home. He enjoys meeting varied personalities and seeing students accomplish what he showed them.
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M.H.S
Morris
Northeast Missouri State College
Moravia
Notable names and tastes from a local feature
The passage lists foods like spaghetti with meat balls and hashed brown potatoes, steaks, and a mention of Paul Newman, Audrey Hepburn, and references to The Good the Bad and the Ugly and Mr Tamborine Man. It also covers hunting and outdoor sports, plus a guest teacher Mr Mor ris and a friendly campus welcome from students and faculty.
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Paul Newman
Audrey Hepburn
Morris
Moravia
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